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The Nourish Program offers inclusive specialized facilities where children
get the opportunity to learn and work hand-in-hand with chefs, registered
dietitians, and garden experts! 10% Discount for siblings!
Listing Catalog: Nourish Program
Online orientation modules for new students
Listing Catalog: Student Services
Three class program: 08/15/19 - 12/5/19. The Nourish Program brings nutrition to the forefront of health and wellness and teaches healthcare professionals how good food works not only for themselves but for their patients as well.
Through this course, we will eliminate mixed nutrition messaging and teach a consistent nutrition message with realistic and effective strategies to increase healthy food consumption
Listing Catalog: Nourish Program
SGM Cancer CARE is an annual training workshop focusing on enhancing the capacity of clinicians and scientists for conducting cancer research that meets the needs of sexual and gender minority (SGM) groups. Our annual workshop seeks to provide participants with knowledge and skills to conduct quality and culturally appropriate research to improve SGM cancer care and will facilitate the national research community and health care provider network dedicated to shared goals in SGM cancer research.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
Learn to adapt and implement evidence-based interventions (EBIs) for public health using the IM-ADAPT framework. This course offers lectures, exercises, and case studies on adapting EBIs to fit various contexts, with tools and strategies to ensure effectiveness.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
Community Health Initiated Research Partnerships (CHIRP) Fellowship Awards support collaboration between faculty members and a community-based collaborator/organization to conduct new, unfunded research and pilot studies that will address a community-identified need. Through this program, community-engaged partnerships are expected to develop innovative, exciting, and impactful research projects that are conducted in community-based and clinical settings and have the potential to lead to future community-engaged research opportunities. Teams will receive community-engaged proposal development training and resources and mentorship from experts in their field of study to refine a protocol and submit to the IRB. Upon completion of the training and IRB approval, each team will receive up to $25,000 to implement their research.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
Program description: For Our Children (Por Nuestros Hijos) is a theory-based program designed to educate Hispanic parents about the human papillomavirus (HPV), and motivate them to vaccinate their adolescent children aged 11 through 17 years.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
OEM for PCPs is an online course is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of primary care providers in treatment of patients with work-related injuries and illnesses. This course is offered via Canvas online, with interactive course work and discussions. At the end of this activity, learners will have specific knowledge in managing occupational illnesses and injuries, and a better understand workers compensation requirements and how occupational health disparities are reflected in their patient population. CME and CNE provided. Pre-registration required.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
This four-day course is for Health Promotion and Health Education professionals looking to apply Intervention Mapping (IM) to develop theory-informed, evidence-based programs.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
In this three-day course, students will learn about Implementation Mapping, a systematic approach for planning implementation strategies.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
This is a 4-day short course for Health Promotion/Health Education professionals wanting to learn more about Intervention Mapping.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
Practical Resources for Adapting Interventions to Serve Your Community's Needs.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
Practical Resources for Adapting Interventions to Serve Your Community's Needs.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
This 1.5-hour CNE course is designed to equip Texas school nurses with the knowledge and skills to improve HPV vaccination rates in their schools
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
SGM Cancer CARE is an annual training workshop focusing on enhancing the capacity of clinicians and scientists for conducting cancer research that meets the needs of sexual and gender minority (SGM) groups. Our annual workshop seeks to provide participants with knowledge and skills to conduct quality and culturally appropriate research to improve SGM cancer care and will facilitate the national research community and health care provider network dedicated to shared goals in SGM cancer research.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health
This TEPHI - Fundamentals of Epidemiology is part of the TEPHI online certificate program in pandemic preparedness and response. In this course, we will explore the different types of measures that are used in epidemiology.
Listing Catalog: School of Public Health